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76-in-1 Magnetic Pro Repair Tool Set
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76-in-1 Magnetic Pro Repair Tool Set
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If you don’t have a repair kit, you probably should—once you get your hands on one you’ll be amazed how often they come in handy. Comprising 76 pieces, this comprehensive kit has a wide array of bits and tools to help you crack open virtually anything—from your laptop or phone to your PS4 and watch Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downdjmockba
144
Apr 15, 2019
Yeah I just got this exact toolset on amazon for 16.99 after 1 dollar instant coupon and a Free next day delivery. How the Massdrop has the nerve to ask 30 bucks for it and make it looks like it’s been discounted!?? This is misleading and just greedy! Shame on you MD!
Kris_K
118
Jul 18, 2019
sonicattackyup, copy and past, hard to tell what your actually getting, however we have many verified purchasers with wonderful reviews : )
mc1457
22
Aug 26, 2018
$19.99 on Amazon. I come here to get deals on good products, not overpay for chinese-made crap tools. https://www.amazon.com/Ohuhu-Screwdriver-Professional-Precision-Magnetic/dp/B07568J2Y3/ref=sr_1_8?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1535282013&sr=1-8&keywords=oria+tool+kit
LynnS
49
Jul 23, 2018
Sad Massdrop keeps getting things in that can easily be found elsewhere cheaper. I thought the whole Idea of Massdrop was to buy in bulk to get cheaper prices than Retail...not so much lately... https://www.amazon.com/Zoostliss-Screwdriver-Smartphones-Electronics-Disassembly/dp/B06XKTVH3F
danielcbit
0
Aug 25, 2018
iFixIt Tools are really good, but being those unbranded it seems that they are either selling this without the branding to make cheaper or those might be products with some small imperfection that may have been refused by iFixIt.
Not sure about the quality in this case but would be cautious.
Shalakazaam
597
Aug 25, 2018
Has anybody used any of iFixit's kits to dismantle or repair hard drives?
Would the magnetic bits fuck with the data on the hard drive???
Would the magnetic bits fuck with the data on the hard drive???
Wolfman887
65
Jun 6, 2018
I ordered over the phone. I dont think they have a websight ORIA is the name of the company. Good luck man.
JOAT
4
Aug 25, 2018
Wolfman887To add to that, the better set is made in S2 tool steel. Much harder material.
yellowrustybird1
6
Jan 8, 2018
i bought this in December and never got mine yet and now i see this drop is going again at a $3-$4 dollar cheaper price not looking good for you massdrop being i am a first time buyer i don't think i will buy from you again if this is how you do business for paid customers
Hellreaver
570
Jan 9, 2018
Good thing you didn't contact them or actually try to resolve anything. That would be stupid.
dead_pixel_design
654
Feb 19, 2018
I wouldn't recommend buying a cheap tool set to work on electronics, at best it will slow you down, at worst you could damage parts/components.
iFixit has a great, affordable and quality kit I would recommend (That this set is so desperately trying to copy) and a user below recommend the brands Wiha and Nanch, both make great tools as well.
Unless you only want to take a retired electronic device apart to see how it works inside, and not worry about whether it works if you put it back together, don't cheap out on tools.
iFixit has a great, affordable and quality kit I would recommend (That this set is so desperately trying to copy) and a user below recommend the brands Wiha and Nanch, both make great tools as well.
Unless you only want to take a retired electronic device apart to see how it works inside, and not worry about whether it works if you put it back together, don't cheap out on tools.
Glen8
671
Oct 14, 2018
Wiha is a german company, I am a professional electrician and I try to get all my tools from Wiha and Knipex. German steel is just superior to any other tools I have ever used, and the pricing on German tools is now a bargain, they used to be far more expensive than they are now.
Kimvellore
3
Apr 14, 2019
Glen8Its worth spending 3-5x more and getting a good one like the German ones, than to use this and have the bits and the screw heads destroyed
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